So far this month has been as good as it gets. We have been catching lots of red fish in the pogy pods. We have been sight casting to cobia with top water plugs like the one Travis is holding and offshore we been catching the ones like Anthony and Billy are holding. The bottom fishing has been good for us as well. Here is Susie hold a 20lbs red snapper and Eddie holding a nice 18 lbs gag grouper. This month has been great and we still have two and a half weeks to go, so come on down and have so fun in the sun with us.

This is the exciting time to fish near shore here. The pogy pods are offshore out to 6 miles and the BIG fish are feeding in them. Porgy’s are the main food source for the big fish like Cobia, Sharks and the Jacks feed on them as well. If you get lucky and the big Bull Red school and go on a major feed frenzy like the one Tom and Jack got into (2 acres) of red bass on a major feed, it would be a trip of a life time. You can fish behind the shrimp boats and see lots of Dolphin and hundreds of different birds as you catch large black tip sharks and cobia. This is a great time for all. Look forward to fishing with you all.

The big Dusky sharks are here like the one that Nick land 9ft. We are also catching Cobia like the one the young Girls are holding 59lbs great job landing that one what A STUD.  In the backwater we are catching some nice trout and reds on the flyrod like the one Jack is holding 26.5 inches what a fight . This is a greast time to fish the near shore action we are troll fpr spanish mackel and blue fish along the jettys. Working the bouy line and pogy pods you might catch a school of Reds or even cobia you dont know unless you go so Quit wishin Let’s go Fishin!!!

This is an awesome time to take kids fishing because the action is great. We are catching blue fish nice whiting small sharks and for a young angler its fun. The bigger fish are in as well like the big drum John is holding up and they are running anywhere from 15 to 50 lbs. we are catching big red fish like the one Zack is holding and look at that smile from ear to ear got to love it. The sharks are biting we land this double header Bonnet heads sharks the boys are holding and the dog sharks and small black tips are moving in as well. All this fishing is near shore in Cumberland sound you will not only catch some nice fish but you could catch sight of WILD HORSE walking the beaches of Cumberland Island too. So call today and book your trip and ask about the discount we have going on for this type of fishing trips. We Look forward to fishing with you all.

The offshore fishing we are catching some sheepshead up to 11lbs like this one John is holding. We are also catching some nice porgys and lots of seabass that you have to release until June 1st.

Near shore we are catching some big reds and lots of whiting have moved in the jettys and rivers. The Wahoo II caught the first Black Drum in the Charter fleet yesterday, it weighted 30lbs, great job Capt.Billy and first mate Travis. The drum will be running for the next four to six weeks and can weigh up to 70lbs or bigger. The sharks are starting to slowly show up and should come on in about two weeks.

Coming up in March the near shore fishing will be the best because the whiting are moving in the rivers already. We have been catching some puppy drum at the jetties up to 8 to 14lbs and in the rivers as well. The big black drum will be following the whiting in on the beach and up the rivers. The black drum get up to 60 to 90lbs.  The bull reds school with the drum as well. With the water temperature already in the low 60’s the Spanish and blue will not be far behind. This is a great time for a family fishing trip, there is a fish for all anglers small blues and drum for the little ones and the black drum and bull reds for the big guys. Quit wishin Let’s go Fishin!!!

This weekend was the perfect time to take a kid fishing. The backwater fishing is awesome this time of the year with the cooler water temperature the red fish group up in schools of up to twenty fish in a pod. You can see the school working an oyster bed and the mud bank. You throw about three feet in front of them and if your luck you land a nice red fish like the ones Tom and Noah are holding. Around the docks you can catch some nice sheepshead and reds like the ones Robbie and Travis is holding. If you get a chance take a kid fishing and they will remember if for a life time. You can book your trip on line any time.

Fishing over the holidays was awesome. The weather was the best you could ask for calm seas and warm temperatures. The offshore bite was great grouper, big flounder like this that Micah Sheridal caught 5 lbs. and lots of sea bass and snapper released. We also had a Great White Shark come up to the back of the boat and put on a show. It was over 16ft long and would eat anything he wanted and they love sea bass.

 The inshore fishing is fired up, the trout are in all the rivers and the reds are feeding on the mud flats on the first of the incoming.  We are catching some nice sheepshead on the docks and at the jetty’s. 

The backwater of Amelia Island is fired up. With the water temperature in the low sixty’s the red fish are grouping up in large schools of anywhere from ten to twenty in a grouper. The low tide and first two hours is the best time to see them working the banks and mudflats. We are catching them with a clouser fly green or black has been the best for me this week. We are also catching them on jigs and live shrimp throwing them about three feet in front of the school. We are catching the trout on the high water along curve in the rivers and along grass areas and points are a must to throw to. Quit Wishing Let’s go Fishing

Sheepshead are moving in to the inshore reefs and jetties. There one of the best fighting fish on light tackles than a sheepshead. When you hook a sheepshead in about 62 feet of water he fights all the way to the net and he is fighting with all its power. We are catching some nice grouper and trigger fish too. You have only a few more weeks that we can keep the grouper but the sheepshead are open all years. When the weather lets up and the seas lay down the grouper will be fired up some book your trip asp.